and room to do a guard if I find something that will work.
But what would the reason be for all the pipes? It's a sound tube that mimics an exhaust. I like the ideas for horizontal side pipes but can't use the front BB so no. Same with organ pipes, the right side is the speaker in, left side speaker out. I think multiple pipes would be even more bulky. I actually like the single clean tube, more reminiscent of a motorcycle exhaust. This tube may need a bit more reduction but I hesitate until I have a baffle in hand. It's lightweight aluminum so no problem there... ISO baffle now, and on to the paint for the chain guard.
I like it better this way. I was wondering what it would look like if you added one more elbow to bring it behind the seat back and then straight up? Sound would be centered behind your head for ....st-ear-eo sound. *oof*Can't leave it alone lookin' all jacked...
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This is much better, cut down with a clean elbow at the bottom. Polished somewhat and cocked at a jaunty angle,
Carl.
I actually played with that idea. Those are plumbing parts at the elbow, and after a couple turns it was like "Hey dude, where's the sink?" and that is the last thing I want is to look like plumbing... but the little chrome elbow at the bottom is ok and the retaining nut is the same diameter as the tube. So now it's the search for a baffle, and waiting for paint to dry.
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Yes I do! An ear piercing electronic thing that cycles through all the typical digital siren sounds. I really would have wanted a good beep-beep, but this horn is loud enough for drivers in cars to hear and that's a plus on this low cruiser.
At first glance, I thought you were requesting a different type of footage.Horn video?
That is always the trick.
(Unless of course you are this guy...)
